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Showing 5 of 7 projects
Use of Alaska Police Standards Council grant funds for UAF/CTC Basic Police Officer Academy training.
Agency:City of Soldotna
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:University of Alaska Fairbanks/UAF-CTC
Note:Receiving state grant funding typically triggers procurement of training, accommodation, travel, and related services to support officer development. Inferred: Potential for subcontracts with training providers or consultants.
Implementation of EEMs at Whale Pass School focused on insulating exterior walls, replacing an end-of-life furnace with a high-efficiency model, air sealing, LED lighting upgrades, and potential electrical improvements.
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Environmental Services
Associated Companies:Energy Audits of Alaska
Note:The project scope is based on a Level 2 Energy Audit funded by a Renew America’s Schools Grant from the US Department of Energy to the Alaska Municipal League. Estimated investment is $48,161 with projected $2,755 annual energy cost savings. Specific work includes contracting for insulation ($24,387, likely requiring specialized labor), furnace replacement ($20,000 for an HVAC contractor), air sealing, and LED lighting retrofits (with electrician involvement). The audit emphasizes that only certified professionals should handle the electrical and HVAC measures. Inferred: Large opportunity for external service providers due to high proportion of specialized labor required. Additional work may include construction management, engineering, procurement of building materials, and possible network-based energy monitoring systems. Grant and board attention increase implementation likelihood in the next 12-24 months.
Implementation of recommended energy efficiency measures (EEMs) at the Port Alexander School, including HVAC upgrades, LED lighting retrofits, air sealing, insulation, and window replacement projects.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Environmental Services
Associated Companies:Energy Audits of Alaska
Note:Energy audit was funded by a Renew America’s Schools Grant from the US Department of Energy via the Alaska Municipal League. The audit identifies $55,387 in recommended measures with an estimated $5,964 annual savings—measures include LED lighting, air sealing, window replacement, attic insulation, and full HVAC upgrades. Many measures specify that portions could be done by district or city labor but significant work, particularly HVAC and insulation and electrical re-wiring, will likely require external contractors. The project scope is comprehensive and is meant to be executed within the next budget cycle according to board reports. There are opportunities for local subcontractors, electricians, HVAC and insulation contractors, and suppliers of energy monitoring tech. Inferred: Engineering and construction management costs are not included and could represent additional contract work. Regulatory and compliance requirements are referenced, meaning only properly certified firms for electrical and HVAC upgrades would be eligible. Grant involvement increases likelihood of the project moving forward.
Engagement of HDL Engineering Consultants LLC. for land acquisition and design services for an above-ground booster station to replace the current Cedar Hills Booster Station. Includes property acquisition, geotechnical analysis, civil/structural/electrical/mechanical/architectural design, and bid phase services.
Agency:City of Palmer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:HDL Engineering Consultants LLC, EDC, Nelson Engineering, UMIAQ Design, Shannon & Wilson
Note:This is a multi-phase infrastructure project including real estate, engineering, geotechnical, and specialized electrical, structural, and architectural subconsulting. Several companies are engaged for design—potential construction and specialty subcontracting opportunities likely forthcoming. Includes significant public utility investment and may generate further procurement for construction, materials supply, and site services. Inferred: Construction contract to be bid after design is complete; opportunities for construction, specialty trades, and ongoing maintenance. SRF (State Revolving Fund) loan-backed—public procurement requirements likely apply.
Police and General Services departments to increase spending on software and SaaS subscriptions, including OpenGov contracts and specialized towing/operations software.
Note:Explicit budget lines for increased software subscriptions and new contracts signal direct opportunities for SaaS vendors, public safety IT system integrators, and digital record management providers.
Anchorage Borough
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Purchase and installation of new network switches, routers, and wireless access points to replace end-of-life equipment across district schools. Improves bandwidth and security compliance using E-Rate funds and OETC contract.
Agency:Anchorage School District
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:World Wide Technology, OETC, Fortinet, Extreme Networks, Xiologix, Presidio
Note:Award leverages E-Rate federal grant and cooperative purchasing, with state/federal procurement compliance. Inferred: Potential for local subcontractors for installation and configuration, as well as ongoing IT support. E-Rate subsidies may incentivize further tech upgrades or expansions.
Haines Borough
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Procurement of VMware and Microsoft Exchange software for networking and security upgrades due to unanticipated cost increases in fiscal year 2026.
Agency:Borough of Haines
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:VMware, Microsoft
Note:Explicit line item addition to FY26 budget for VMware ($11,000) and Microsoft Exchange ($3,000), indicating imminent software purchases or renewals.
Acquisition and deployment of ThreatLocker cybersecurity solution to enforce zero-trust protection across borough systems, addressing increased cybersecurity threats.
Agency:Borough of Haines
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:ThreatLocker
Note:Justified by specific recent cyber incidents and prevalence of malicious emails. Includes procurement and implementation services. Cybersecurity vendors may have additional opportunities in user training, system integration, and ongoing support.
Award of $1,759,860 contract to HiEx Construction, Inc. for the Haines Borough Small Tracts Water Main Extension including installation of new water lines, hydrants, and services.
Agency:Borough of Haines
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:HiEx Construction Inc.
Note:Bid process recently completed; significant local contractor involvement. Inferred: Opportunity for subcontractors, suppliers, safety, and environmental services. ADEC loan and loan forgiveness involved.
Construction of a water main extension by looping two branches of the public water system; installs new HDPE pipe, poly water services, valves, hydrant assemblies, and supporting work in Haines Borough, Alaska.
Agency:Borough of Haines
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:HiEx Construction, Inc., Glacier Construction, Inc. dba Southeast Roadbuilders, proHNS (engineering design)
Note:The project responds to resident requests for city water and improves water quality by creating a loop between existing dead ends. Bids were solicited and two responsive contractors participated, with HiEx Construction winning at $1,759,860 including an add alternate. ADEC approved and partially forgave a loan for this project, indicating additional opportunities for subcontractors (excavation, HDPE pipe suppliers, hydrant and valve installers, seeding/landscaping, traffic maintenance, surveying, erosion control). Inferred: Construction expected within the 2026 season due to recent contract award and funding established.
Appropriation of $24,000 for new networking and security software (VMware, Microsoft Exchange, and ThreatLocker) to improve cybersecurity posture, with plans to address rising cyber threats.
Agency:Borough of Haines
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Information Technology
Associated Companies:VMware, Microsoft, ThreatLocker
Note:Several recent cyber incidents highlighted. Inferred: IT consulting, software licensing, system integration, and managed security service opportunities.
Kenai Peninsula Borough
Showing 5 of 9 projects
Contract awarded to Steiner’s North Star Construction for installation of library security grille.
Agency:City of Homer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Library
Associated Companies:Steiner’s North Star Construction
Note:Explicit contract award; subcontracting opportunities may still be available for specialty trades or suppliers.
Repair and refinishing of Homer Education and Recreation Complex (HERC) gymnasium floor, single-sourced to Alaska Industries Inc.
Agency:City of Homer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Supplies & Materials
Associated Companies:Alaska Industries Inc
Note:Single-source procurement; opportunity for flooring and gym refurbishment vendors for future projects.
Purchase of a 2026 dump truck for the city's fleet using General Fund and CARMA funds; authorizes City Manager to negotiate and execute with Mack Services.
Agency:City of Homer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Mack Services
Note:Ordinance 26-13 formally authorizes purchase of a dump truck and potentially related equipment, likely followed by maintenance or upfitting needs. Inferred: While Mack Services is named, subcontracting opportunities may exist for equipment supply or support services.
Authorization to negotiate and execute equipment purchase agreement with Mack Services for a 2026 dump truck, budget amendment for $75,085.84 from the fleet capital fund.
Agency:City of Homer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Mack Services
Note:This is an explicit procurement for a dump truck and related contract. Inferred: Secondary opportunities may exist for fleet maintenance, upfitting, or parts suppliers.
Purchase of a 2026 Dump Truck via agreement with Mack Services with funding from the General Fund CARMA.
Agency:City of Homer
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Mack Services
Note:Ordinance 26-13 will result in an equipment purchase from Mack Services. Subcontracting opportunities may exist for related fleet management, maintenance, upfitting, or delivery logistics. Inferred: Potential long-term service or parts opportunities.
Kodiak Island Borough
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Renewal of a ten-year preferential use agreement granting Matson Navigation Company of Alaska LLC primary terminal access and operations at Pier III, including exclusive berthing, storage yards, and use of facilities.
Agency:City of Kodiak
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Matson Navigation Company of Alaska LLC, MacSwain & Associates (for appraisal), PND Engineers Inc. (drawings)
Note:This contract includes comprehensive maintenance, insurance, and facility management provisions. Multiple subcontracting opportunities exist for facility maintenance, security, environmental services, janitorial, snow removal, utility maintenance, inspection, and report generation. The lease scales up in annual value and may present extended opportunities for local service providers throughout the decade. Inferred: value estimate calculated from $31,355.22/month in 2026 with 3% annual increase; scope warrants support in engineering, environmental, maintenance, and security sectors.
Authorization of a ten-year lease to Matson Navigation Company of Alaska LLC for extensive areas in the Pier II warehouse, supporting storage, offices, and parking to facilitate port operations.
Agency:City of Kodiak
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Matson Navigation Company of Alaska LLC, MacSwain & Associates (appraisal)
Note:Year-one lease at $12,560/month escalates by 3% annually, summing to over $1.5M across term. Numerous subcontracting roles anticipated for building maintenance, janitorial, security, and HVAC services, plus utilities. The lease divides site among Matson, city offices, and NOAA, requiring coordination and shared service providers.
Install new 600A, 480Y/277V, 3-phase distribution panel (DP6) to increase electrical capacity for new equipment and projects at PKIMC. Includes all associated circuit relocation, coordination, feed work, permitting, construction admin, and as-builts. Construction executed by Fullford Electric, Inc.
Agency:Borough of Kodiak Island
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Fullford Electric, Inc., HZA Engineering, LLC, AMC Engineers
Note:Work includes design, permit documents, admin, and 600A panel procurement/installation. Panel supports capacity increase for other facility upgrades, required coordination among trades, and contributes to readiness for other in-progress capital projects on site. Sub-contracting opportunities for local electrical labor, distribution equipment suppliers, and related services. Local vendor preference is highlighted in earlier meeting notes.
Project involves replacing and upgrading electric steam generators and reverse osmosis water system equipment supporting sterilization and infection control at PKIMC. Includes mechanical and electrical work, integration with Siemens Desigo BAS, new plumbing connections, electrical distribution panel upgrade, and extensive commissioning and site observation services.
Agency:Borough of Kodiak Island
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:AMC Engineers, Adams, Morgenthaler and Company, Inc., Davis Constructors & Engineers, Evoqua Water Technologies, Sussman (basis of design equipment manufacturer)
Note:Major focus on fast-track design and construction to coincide with the SPD renovation and hospital occupancy—tight phasing and infection control protocols. Coordination with multiple contractors/consultants, special requirements for stainless steel and 'critical water', integration with upgraded building automation system, and opportunities for controls, site work, and medical supply firms. Project creates supply, service, and commissioning opportunities.
Replace four automatic transfer switches and build a new outbuilding to house these at Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center. Scope includes demolition of two ATSes, phased electrical work, architectural design, site/civil design, and significant coordination. Includes permitting, construction administration, and coordination with local code compliance.
Agency:Borough of Kodiak Island
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:AMC Engineers, Adams, Morgenthaler and Company, Inc., Enterprise Engineering, Inc., BBFM Engineers, Inc., Davis Constructors & Engineers
Note:Project covers multi-phase design and construction, including architecture, civil, mechanical, structural, and electrical; includes new building near hospital for ATS, code- and permit-heavy, coordination with various engineering disciplines, strong preference mentioned for local vendors, phased implementation critical due to hospital functioning. Prime and sub-contracting opportunities for engineering, specialty construction, and local suppliers. Inferred additional opportunities for specialty trades/material suppliers.
Northwest Arctic Borough
Showing 5 of 35 projects
Renovation of Davis-Ramoth K-12 School focusing on exterior boardwalks, siding, building fencing, pile repainting, and future interior, mechanical, and electrical upgrades. Additive alternate for emergency water storage may be added based on 2026 work.
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:H Construction, LLC, UIC Construction, LLC, Wolverine Supply Inc.
Note:Project is funded by State of Alaska DEED Grant and Capital Improvement Funds, presenting both main and possible future additive work (emergency water storage). Inferred: Opportunities may exist for subcontractors in speciality areas (mechanical, electrical, fencing, etc.), suppliers for building materials, and safety equipment. Timeline and phased work outside the school calendar year broadens service windows. Bidders shown indicate additional competition or future partnering/subcontracting potential. Hazmat allowance suggests specialized remediation or safety work. Emergency water storage alternate could be a separate contract if executed.
Creation and refinement of the Inupiaq place-based science curriculum, including project coordination and deliverable oversight by Redgrave Education LLC, funded by Indian Education grant.
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Redgrave Education LLC
Note:This is a ratification of an MOA addendum increasing the value to $82,000 with an explicit focus on science curriculum development rooted in Inupiaq heritage. Funding is from grant fund 360 (Indian Education), indicating federal involvement and a need for culturally relevant curriculum development contractors. Inferred: Additional support may be needed for technology, instructional design, and resource procurement for the curriculum, and the multi-year nature of the project implies opportunities for subcontractors or related service providers.
MOA with Aqqaluk Trust for development and organization of instructional and curricular materials related to Iñupiaq language and culture, including access to Native knowledge bearers.
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Education & Training
Associated Companies:Aqqaluk Trust
Note:Grant-funded; focus on culturally responsive education. Inferred: Expanded need for educational resource development, translation, event facilitation.
Specialized support for preparing, submitting, and supporting all required federal and state educational data reports, including PowerSchool configuration and staff technical training.
Status:
Contract Admin
Service type:Professional Services
Associated Companies:GSD Educational Services
Note:Necessary for ongoing state and federal funding/aid; continuing compliance-driven contract. Inferred: As data needs and federal reporting evolve, opportunities for data analytics, AI-driven compliance support, or new software solutions may arise. Contractor provides technical/documentation support.
Renovation of Davis-Ramoth K-12 School, including exterior boardwalks, siding, fencing, and pile repainting in summer 2026, and interior, mechanical, and electrical upgrades in summer 2027.
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:H Construction, LLC
Note:State grant and capital funds used; potential for additive alternate work (emergency water storage) depending on project requirements. Bidding attracted three companies, indicating subcontracting/remodel opportunities.
Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Purchase of a 2026 John Deere 524P loader through Sourcewell; surplus sale of 2018 John Deere 524 loader by public bid with a minimum bid threshold.
Agency:City of Galena
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Martin Equipment
Note:The loader will be purchased via a cooperative procurement contract, with trade-in consideration but preference to public sale. Inferred: Opportunity for equipment dealers, brokers, and municipal auction services.
City purchase of a 22,000 sq ft facility on 1.37 acres for police, public works, and potentially fire department use, with assessments, due diligence, and minor modification/preparation work anticipated.
Agency:City of Galena
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:FMT Properties LLC
Note:Project includes due diligence via independent appraisals and building inspection. Inferred: Once acquired, preparation, minor renovations, and possibly IT/security system installations will be required, creating multiple contracting opportunities. May preempt $1M and $2.4M capital projects for other departments.
Full replacement of Well #7 pump and motor assembly, including 294 feet of new epoxy-coated 8-inch column pipe, spool replacement, and associated upgrades.
Agency:City of Galena
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:US Water, Peerless Well & Pump
Note:Project was previously approved for $80000, now increased due to additional scope and material price escalations. Inferred: Likely need for specialty subcontractors for epoxy coating and pipe work. Suitable for firms in municipal water infrastructure and preventive maintenance.
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